Sentence examples for viable overhaul from inspiring English sources
Federal officials demand a viable overhaul plan from an airline before approving its application.
"They constitute a major overhaul to make the system viable in the coming decades".
Mr. Vroutsis, the labor minister, acknowledged over the summer that the country's pension system was "not viable" and "in need of a fundamental overhaul".
Economists and insurance experts said the program needed to be overhauled to make it financially viable.
And perhaps facing an existential crisis from the exceedingly viable alternatives Instagram and WhatsApp, it should never have attempted a sweeping overhaul of its app's identity.
If Sen. Coburn has ideas on how to overhaul campaign finance laws that will provide political parties with viable alternative funding sources or on the funding for future conventions, he should address them through the legislative process".
"Normal Girl" shows signs of turning into a coherent novel, complete with viable characters and telling details, upon Miranda's retreat to Minnesota (a k a Minne-sober) for a lifestyle overhaul.
After the government stepped in to guarantee Kabul Bank's debts, the bank was overhauled; it has been divided into a "good" bank, with the deposits, performing loans and other viable assets of Kabul Bank, and a "bad bank" that holds the hundreds of millions of dollars in bad loans.
When members of Congress who led the effort to overhaul the U.S. health care system saw the public option slipping away, some of them suggested that a viable alternative would be the fostering of nonprofit health insurance CO-OPs (Consumer Oriented and Operated Plans) throughout the country.
The official said that although the administration has researched such approaches, "they are certainly not the silver bullet for all of our nation's infrastructure problems, and we will continue to consider all viable options". Trump campaigned on a pledge to lead a massive rebuilding effort that would rely on private-sector funding to overhaul the nation's crumbling infrastructure.
